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 1   1, 8 |      the ~relation of place to permanence. But one indivisible part
 2   1, 10| designate the immutability and permanence of eternity, we ~use the
 3   1, 10|        any being ~recedes from permanence of being, and is subject
 4   1, 10|       as anything recedes from permanence of being, it recedes from
 5   1, 10|        some things recede from permanence of being, so that their
 6   1, 10|        others recede less from permanence of being, forasmuch ~as
 7   1, 42| express the ~presentiality and permanence of eternity, we can say
 8   1, 42|     that "ever" may denote the permanence of eternity, and "born" ~
 9   1, 74|     their ~existence and their permanence. That they might then exist,
10   1, 42| express the ~presentiality and permanence of eternity, we can say
11   1, 42|     that "ever" may denote the permanence of eternity, and "born" ~
12   1, 73|     their ~existence and their permanence. That they might then exist,
13   2, 13| impenitence," not as denoting ~permanence in sin until death, in which